Seth’s parents were not book readers. Everything they read, from the news to novels, was online, using their smartphones, tablets, or laptops. Seth wasn’t used to seeing actual books on shelves, which his why he was fascinated when his kindergarten teacher marched his class to a large room that she called the school library.
The teacher looked at Seth and saw that he was confused, so she handed him a book and asked him if he’d like to read it. Kevin looked the book over in his hands. Still confused, he ask his teacher, “How do you turn it on?”
(100 words)
Written for Rochelle Wisoff-Fields’ Friday Fictioneers prompt. Photo credit: Ted Strutz.
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Oh, good one! Lol 🤣
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Thanks, Christine.
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I can see this happening!
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This is spot on! Kids don’t get the point of libraries. A few years back I taught in a middle school that actually had no library! Can you believe it? They took it out and replaced it with who-knows-what. What is a school with no library? I wasn’t too impressed with that decision. It sends a bad message. But it is very true that picking up an actual paper book is foreign to most young people.
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And isn’t that sad?
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I think of it and still can’t believe it…what school doesn’t have a library?
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I believe they have a button on cover top-right. Says ‘press here to enter’……
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Oh, that’s where it is. Thanks.
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Yeah, little Billy told me that. I felt such a Dumbo…….
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A sad thought.
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